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I might or might not agree ... but why?<br>
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It is helpful to me, and, I suppose, others, if someone transmitting
what they consider to be useful information to me, says, "Don't do
this", if they also explain exactly what they are referring to, and why.<br>
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While I encourage everyone to cultivate an ablity to read between the
lines, it's not the best way to convey technical information.<br>
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-- richard<br>
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Marc MERLIN wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, Oct 17, 2003 at 09:33:26AM -0700, richard childers / kg6hac wrote:
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<pre wrap="">(Previous comments about Google stock viability aside; hey, it's a free
class, and other search engines are likely to index the same tags and
keywords.)
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I'm not sure what the class says, but be careful, some tips are good
and are indeed good ideas to get better rankings
For instance, don't do this if you'd like to be indexed:
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.emhewt.com/services.html">http://www.emhewt.com/services.html</a>
Other tips like putting lots of words in your page to get hits on lots of
things, invisible fonts, circular links and so forth are detected by smart
crawlers and will rank you negatively.
(in other words, some companies got their rankings lowered after paying
some SEOs, seach engine optimizers, a lot of money)
Just a fair warning which basically boils down to use good judgement :)
Marc
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